KM #10
10 cents (Edward VII) 1905
Coin properties
- KM #
- 10
- Year
- 1905
- Composition
- Silver
- Weight
- 2,32 g
- Diameter
- 18,03 mm
- Shape
- Round
- Edge
- Ribbed
- Mint
- Londres
10 cents (Edward VII) 1905: this date at a glance Key date
- Mint
- London
- Mintage
- 1.000.000
- 2nd lowest of 9 mintages on record
- Dates in this type
- 9
- 1902 – 1910
10 cents (Edward VII) dated 1905 is one of the 9 catalogued dates of KM#10. This issue was struck at London. Its reported mintage of 1.000.000 is the 2nd lowest of the type. That places it among the scarcer dates of the series — a key date for collectors of this type.
Catalogue note: Edward VII
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Current listings for 10 cents (Edward VII) on eBay US, matched by name and country. Prices and availability change daily; catalogue values are a reference, not an offer.
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10 Canada Silver 5 Cents Edward VII 1902 1903 1903H 1904 1905 1906 07 08 09 10
125.00 USD
Ungraded
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Canada 1905 Silver 10 Cents, Old Date King Edward VII (C632)
32.38 USD
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Canada 10 Cents 1905 Edward VII 925 silver .075 copper) 2.32g 18.03 mm
45.78 USD
Ungraded
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1905 NGC AU 55 Canada 10 Cents Edward VII Sterling Silver Coin (25060903C)
299.00 USD
Graded
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OLD SILVER 10 CENTS 1905 COIN OF CANADA KING EDWARD VII
9.95 USD
Ungraded
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1905 10 Cent Coin Canada King Edward VII Ten Cents .925 Silver Key Date # 0802
225.00 USD
Ungraded
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Canada 10 Cents 1905 (Edward VII) Silver Coin
17.96 USD
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1905 Canada 10 Cents Silver Coin VG Edward VII
16.24 USD
Ungraded
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10 Cents 1905 Edward VII silver Canada KM#10
30.10 USD
Ungraded
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Canada 10 Cents 1905 Edward VII (.925 silver .075 copper) 2.32g 18.03 mm
12.27 USD
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10 cents (Edward VII) at a glance
- Reported mintage
- 1.000.000
- Metal · weight · diameter
- Silver
- 2,32 g · 18,03 mm
10 cents (Edward VII) is a coin from Canada issued 1905, catalogued as KM#10. Reported mintage: 1.000.000.
Mintage by year
Reported mintage of 10 cents (Edward VII) by year — scarcer years often command higher premiums.
